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A capriccio of Roman ruins with a monk reading while another studies an inscription; and A capriccio with figures gesturing towards an equestrian statue
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North Italian School, early 18th Century
A capriccio of Roman ruins with a monk reading while another studies an inscription; and A capriccio with figures gesturing towards an equestrian statue
oil on canvas
48¾ x 63¾ in. (123.8 x 162 cm.)
in Florentine carved, giltwood frames
a pair (2)
A capriccio of Roman ruins with a monk reading while another studies an inscription; and A capriccio with figures gesturing towards an equestrian statue
oil on canvas
48¾ x 63¾ in. (123.8 x 162 cm.)
in Florentine carved, giltwood frames
a pair (2)
Literature
F. Arisi, Gian Paolo Panini e i fasti della Roma del '700, Rome, 1986, p. 221, nos. 7-8, illustrated, as early Panini.
D. Marshall, 'The Architectural Picture in 1700: The Paintings of Alberto Calieri (1672-c. 1720), Pupil of Andrea Pozzo', Artibus et Historiae, 50, XXV, 2004, p. 120, as 'Not Panini, near Calieri'.
D. Marshall, 'The Architectural Picture in 1700: The Paintings of Alberto Calieri (1672-c. 1720), Pupil of Andrea Pozzo', Artibus et Historiae, 50, XXV, 2004, p. 120, as 'Not Panini, near Calieri'.
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Please note the following additional literature:
D. Marshall, 'The Architectural Picture in 1700: The Paintings of Alberto Calieri (1672-c. 1720), Pupil of Andrea Pozzo', Artibus et Historiae, 50, XXV, 2004, p. 120, as 'Not Panini, near Calieri'.
D. Marshall, 'The Architectural Picture in 1700: The Paintings of Alberto Calieri (1672-c. 1720), Pupil of Andrea Pozzo', Artibus et Historiae, 50, XXV, 2004, p. 120, as 'Not Panini, near Calieri'.